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A pair of cormorants drawn for Sea Unseen, a marine art anthology benefitting the Australian Marine Conservation Society (2022 May).
These double-crested cormorant (_Nannopterum auritum_) are in breeding plumage—the characteristic white feathers that give them their name. Cormorants are frequently seen holding their wings out in this manner to aid in drying their feathers. This is a personal favourite piece of mine.
This piece is on Inprnt: www.inprnt.com/gallery/vireosy/double-crested-cormorant
These double-crested cormorant (_Nannopterum auritum_) are in breeding plumage—the characteristic white feathers that give them their name. Cormorants are frequently seen holding their wings out in this manner to aid in drying their feathers. This is a personal favourite piece of mine.
This piece is on Inprnt: www.inprnt.com/gallery/vireosy/double-crested-cormorant
A pair of cormorants drawn for Sea Unseen, a marine art anthology benefitting the Australian Marine Conservation Society (2022 May).
These double-crested cormorant (_Nannopterum auritum_) are in breeding plumage—the characteristic white feathers that give them their name. Cormorants are frequently seen holding their wings out in this manner to aid in drying their feathers. This is a personal favourite piece of mine.
This piece is on Inprnt: www.inprnt.com/gallery/vireosy/double-crested-cormorant
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